Internally Sablotron supports just two schemes: arg and file.
URIs from the arg schemes point to buffers passed into sablotron calling
Process etc., files are files :)
If you want to use another scheme, you have to register scheme handler.
See documentaion (perldoc XML::Sablotron) and the test script (test.pl)
for more details.
In the case you'll find it to complicated, feel free ask more specific
questions.
Pavel
Paul Groves wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is a stupid question or not (I'm a bit of newbie to
> Sablotron), but is http supported as an (input) URI scheme for
> XML::Sablotron? If not, is it possible to reference local files using the
> Perl API? If so, what's the syntax? i.e. what do you use instead
> of: "arg:/data"?
>
> Basically, I want to supply an XSL stylesheet created dynamically by Perl
> as the template argument (this seems to work) and an XML file (held on the
> same server) as the data argument. I've tried supplying a reference to the
> latter as an http URL, but I get the following error (in the Apache log)
>
> Error [code:237]
> unsupported URI scheme 'http'
>
> and I'm not sure of the syntax for just referencing local files.
>
> thnaks
>
> Paul
>
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